MayTree combined beatboxing and vocals to perform a resoundingly accurate rendition of "The Imperial March", with a playful addition. | Continue reading
Laurence Brown of Lost in the Pond took a look at the unique stretches of land that are know as panhandles in the United States. | Continue reading
An amusing SNL animated short features two 17th century New World explorers planning modern day Manhattan Island to the very last detail. | Continue reading
Noah Lefevre of Polyphonic looked at the long history of the music video, from its early predecessors through to modern day. | Continue reading
Kooky Science boiled down the basics of biology and chemistry in a entertaining manner so that each can be learned in 22 minutes. | Continue reading
The Salaryman Eraser by Ishikawa Kazuya features a middle management supervisor who loses his hair with every use. | Continue reading
Candace Hicks crafts incredibly realistic composition notebooks using canvas, needle, and thread with "written" pages within. | Continue reading
Nahre Sole visited the Czech Museum of Music in Prague to play an incredible and extremely rare microtonal grand piano. | Continue reading
Beatbox champion Wing performs "Dopamine", a hypnotizing song where he uses only sounds entirely generated from his mouth and throat. | Continue reading
Harrison Ford gently urges us to listen to the quiet around us and celebrate a planet rich in biodiversity in a beautiful video essay. | Continue reading
Apple released a short documentary showing the thoughtfulness behind the editing of the sublime "Severance" season two finale. | Continue reading
Steve Coogan played four separate roles in the stage adaptation of the legendary Stanley Kubrick film "Dr. Strangelove". | Continue reading
Fabricio H. Franzoli programmed his quartet of handcrafted Tesla Coils to perform a galvanic cover of the classic Toto song "Hold the Line". | Continue reading
The incredibly talented guitarists of 40 Fingers played a beautifully multilayered cover of the Nirvana anthem "Smells Like Teen Spirit". | Continue reading
Herald of Ages explained why the Medieval Period is known as the Middle Ages because it sits between the Roman Empire and the Renaissance. | Continue reading
A golden retriever named Finley Molloy set the Guinness World Record for "Most Tennis Balls Held in the Mouth by a Dog". | Continue reading
Too Many Zooz performed Theodore Shapiro‘s brilliant intro theme for "Severance" in their signature funky "brass house" style. | Continue reading
"Pangolin: Kulu’s Journey" is a Netflix documentary by Pippa Ehrlich that focuses on a man who raises a rescued endangered baby pangolin. | Continue reading
A fluffy Maine Coon named Mr. Pugsley Addams broke the Guinness World Record for "longest tail on a domestic cat (living)" at 1.5 feet. | Continue reading
Architectural historian Tony W. Robins took an in-depth look look the Woolworth Building, the Chrysler Building, and the Empire State Building. | Continue reading
BBC Earth's "The Wonderful World of Puppies" explains how dogs communicate using a rescue puppy named Boomer as an example. | Continue reading
Artist Joshua Vides very cleverly wrapped a number of cars so that they looked they belonged in monochrome Pop Art comics. | Continue reading
After a little orange tabby kitten was brought home to a big German shepherd, the kitten started copying everything the dog does. | Continue reading
Celebreabird shared the story of how a man named Sam Gamgee wrote J.R.R. Tolkien in 1956 after he found out that his name was used in LOTR. | Continue reading
Posha is a small kitchen robot that sits on a countertop and automatically cooks programmed recipes with fresh ingredients. | Continue reading
Anthony Vincent of Ten Second Songs covered Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name" in the style of David Bowie' "Let's Dance". | Continue reading
Leigh Lahav and Oren Mendez created "Severance for Introverts" for those like to spend time indoors while their outie faces the real world. | Continue reading
Artist Brooke Connor explained how people created "emojis" on typewriters during the mid-20th century by typing combinations of characters. | Continue reading
In a quenching TED-Ed Lesson, Manish Kumar explains what happens to the human body when saltwater from the ocean is ingested. | Continue reading
Half-Asleep Chris built ten different cat forts, each of different materials, inside his house to see how his kitties would react to them. | Continue reading
The Harp Twins joined with the Vølfgang Twins to perform a Nordic inspired drum and harp cover of the classic Black Sabbath song "Paranoid". | Continue reading
GingerofOz was so inspired the illustration "Playstacean" that he built a real-life version with a PSOne and 3D-printed orange plastic. | Continue reading
Kurzgesagt explains how the human brain edits time and space on a completely different plane, constructing a predictive reality. | Continue reading
JunkboxAI turned the unique characters of "Severance" and co-creator Ben Stiller into babies using a combination of art and AI. | Continue reading
Nahre Sol spoke about 19th century Czech composer Leoš Janácek who used the melodies and rhythms of speech in his distinctive compositions. | Continue reading
German champion bread sommelier Axel Schmitt has perfected the art of sourdough bread by playing heavy metal music to speed up fermentation. | Continue reading
Tattoo Cartoo animated the four bars of a Black Flag tattoo making them sing a song about the tattoo owner’s son thinking they are iPhones. | Continue reading
A little munchkin cat named Ringo adorably "jumped" into perfectly shaped white outlines and then froze in sync with the beat of the music. | Continue reading
Dr. Erica Brozovsky of Otherwords explained the evolution of the universally understood term "OK" and its alliterative form "okay". | Continue reading
Bloxsy performed a nostalgic medley of 18 iconic guitar riffs from the 1950s, expertly playing some of the most famous sounds of the decade. | Continue reading
Artist HOXXOH put a subwoofer on a track, attached a hose and used the beat coming out of it to paint distinctive patterns on the wall. | Continue reading
"Shopping for Superman" is a powerful documentary that tells origin story of independent comic book shops across the United States. | Continue reading
A stubborn parrot named Nelson was not pleased when his human brought home a puppy but the bird eventually came to love the dog. | Continue reading
Musician Sam Griffin noted the innie and outie variations within the "Severance" theme and played the song beautifully on classical guitar. | Continue reading
It's History traveled to Sweden to dive into the history of Vasa, a 17th century warship that sunk within minutes of setting sail. | Continue reading
“Busted” is an amusing animated short in which a husband comes home early for work and finds a naked man hiding around his house. | Continue reading
Brian David Gilbert created a delightful 1990s style computer animation featuring an enthusiastic frog playing the trumpet. | Continue reading
Map historian Daniel Steiner talked about how Spanish Conquistadors in the late 18th laid out the map for the city of Los Angeles. | Continue reading